Bulk catalog photography · 2026-08-21

Two catalogs, 120 garments, one sitting.

A womenswear run and a menswear run, 60 garments each, from flat lay photographs and on-model references to finished full-length frames on a consistent sweep. This is what bulk apparel product photography looks like at catalog scale, and both runs are on this page in full and unpicked.

25 minutes for 60 womenswear frames
23 minutes for 60 menswear frames
Six workers, no queue wait

That is render time, not delivery time. A shoot still gets a human pass before it goes to a client, which is what the 5 to 7 day turnaround covers.

Delivered 120 frames, across both runs

Two runs of 60 garments, generated end to end in one sitting.

Machine time 48 minutes, both runs combined

Six workers per run, no queue wait. Roughly two minutes of provider time per frame.

Passed our check 86% 103 of 120 frames

The rest were flagged for a look, not thrown away. A flag is a recommendation to re-shoot one frame.

Delivered size 2400 px on the long edge

Every frame 1792 x 2400, 3:4, full length.

The womenswear run

53 passed the check, 7 flagged for a second look

Contact sheet of 60 womenswear frames, each a full-length figure on a pale studio sweep — 60 garments in, 60 frames out. Tops, trousers, skirts and dresses across three preset models and one scene brief.

The menswear run

50 passed the check, 10 flagged for a second look

Contact sheet of 59 menswear frames, each a full-length figure on a cool gray studio sweep — Four preset models, and no scene picked at all: the consistency across this run is our default preset rather than an art-direction choice.

The ask

Send five garments.

Any five from the tail of your assortment, not your heroes. You get back on-model frames for each, the measured color difference against your own originals, and what it would cost across your real catalog rather than a rate card.

100+ creatives a month · 5 to 7 day turnaround · roughly half the cost of building the same capability in-house

Start with five → Photography is one link. We also cover the creative intelligence that decides what to shoot, the strategy behind it, and running the campaign it feeds.